3 - implemented cookie-based identification in the web interface;
4 - fixed a bug where a false positive happening whenever a wrong user login was
5 given during an indirect bind;
9 - added the ability to choose the default module from the
10 application settings: "Calendars", "Contacts" or "Mail";
11 - added the ability to show or hide the password change dialog from the
13 - put a work-around in the LDAP directory code to avoid fetching all the
14 entries whenever a specific one is being requested;
15 - added support for limiting LDAP queries with the SOGoLDAPQueryLimit and
16 the SOGoLDAPSizeLimit settings;
17 - fixed a bug where folders starting with digits would not be displayed;
18 - improved IE7 and Safari support: priority menus, attendees selector,
19 search fields, textarea sizes;
20 - added the ability to print messages from the mailer toolbar;
21 - added the ability to use and configure SMTP as the email transport instead
23 - rewrote the handling of draft objects to comply better with the behaviour of
25 - added a German translation based on Thunderbird;
29 - added the ability to specify a super user through the SOGoSuperUsername user
31 - added the ability to view the message source;
32 - don't autocreate folders if we are not their owners;
33 - made compatible with PostgreSQL 8.2;
34 - the months and years menus of the date selector would no longer appear;
35 - fixed a bug which would produce task SQL records which would violate
36 non-null constraints on the quick calendar tables;
37 - the tasks due date was wrongly set because of a change in the API;
38 - it was impossible to empty the start and the due date in the task editor
39 from the moment they were set;
40 - imap folders with non-ascii characters are now correctly accessed;
41 - display the quotas of the selected mailbox on servers that support quotas;
42 - a bug in the folder acl description was preventing from accessing resources
44 - AuthentificationMethod was renamed to SOGoAuthentificationMethod;
45 - SOGoAuthentificationMethod needs to be explicitly set to "bypass" to prevent